Canon R50 or M50 Mark II
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MAC wrote:
MyM6II wrote:
RLight wrote:
MyM6II wrote:
How important is size to you? And small light (and excellent) lenses? F/1.4 lenses? UWA zoom?
https://kr.canon/product/content/detail/00C4AB6F21E646576C2CD4222A55ADCE
https://kr.canon/product/content/detail/87B03FE4EA31EE4AA031CD26A2E744D6
https://www.canonwatch.com/canon-rf-s-11-22mm-f-4-5-5-6-is-stm-to-be-announced-before-summer-2023/
https://www.canonwatch.com/canon-rf-s-22mm-f-2-stm-coming-alongside-the-canon-eos-r50/
I don't find these rumors far fetched considering Canon just made an EF-M 55-200 "killer". I do consider it a killer too btw considering it's improved optical performance, even though it gave up 1/3 stop.
I would never buy a camera based on loose rumors. "Coming alongside the R50" ? No, It didn't. And not even a "cr" rating on these rumors. My advice is wait, wait, wait and wait before you buy a APS-C R mount camera. It can take a long looong time before it has got something close to the EF-M lens line up. IF ever !
RF-S: Slower lenses. Larger lenses. Fewer lenses. No F/1.4 lenses. No Sigma trio.
The RF-S 55-210mm is slower, heavier and much larger and does not fit nicely in a pocket as the EF-M 55-200 does.
Canon started the RF mount claiming FF dominance
now APSC cameras are showing up as an afterthought.
the R6II and R8 will rule the roost.
I own the R6II. It is a great camera and I am sure the R8 will also be. But they are both large and expensive (and it gets even worse when you include a lens) in comparison to an M camera. They belong to a completely different category. And I think it is rather off topic to start discussing FF cameras in this forum.
except for maybe R7 with long lenses, skip buying anymore APSC
That is also a much too large camera for people who really love the small size of the M cameras and lenses.
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